Hey I don't think police clearance is required before you receive ITA.
OINP Human Capital Priority Stream 2023 Feb Draw- Timelines
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Don’t need a police clearance for OINP, that is needed for express entry. I think the general advice is that after you get the pnp nomination Onip, apply for the police certificates straight after so it comes in time for the ITA
Me neither, looks like there is an approximate 2 week gap between the Assessment and Decision in Progress stages
I think its around 70-90 days. Some people got nomination under 30 days last year.
Submitted my profile on Feb 17th today is March 2nd, still says submitted. What’s going on? From previous threads I saw status changing in 10-12 days.
There is no specific number of days when it comes to see the change in application status. I would say it varies with different profiles. Dont worry, hang in there. You will see the change in status in next few days. and I hope everyone get their nomination in March.
My PGWP is going to expire in June. My only hope is OINP. Already asked my employer for LMIA but they are not willing to do that.
My PGWP is expiring in October, again I am on the same boat. Its really hard that even with 478 score, people can not apply for PR nowadays. and IRCC is not being transparent making everything even worse. I really hope best for everyone on this journey.
Have you ever considered/heard extension of PGWP? Is that really an option? What are the criteria's?
Nope only extension was for PGWP expiring till Dec 2022. I hoped similar extension would be provided, but no.
I was talking about this https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/work-canada/permit/temporary/extend.html
But at the end of the process you will get a refusal. But still you can buy some time, because the processing time is 158 days. So almost 6 months you will be on implied status and still you can work.